US EditionMonreal Claims that 'Antistickers Act' Is Not Going to Happen
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The coordinator of the deputies of Morena, Ricardo Monreal, said that the initiative that proposes to punish with up to nine years of imprisonment those who make memes, stickers, videos or audios that ridicule will not pass, even if it is promoted by one of his fellow members of the bench. The initiative was also criticized by legislators of Opposition, who described it as absurd, late and unacceptable. Monreal said that although it is a proposa…
The coordinator of the deputies of Morena Ricardo Monreal Ávila rejected the initiative that seeks to punish the malicious use of stickers and memes, assuring emphatically that this proposal ‘is not going to happen’ in the legislative room. Monreal Ávil stated that, although the initiative was proposed by his fellow legislator Armando Corona Arvizu, he ‘would not vote for it.’ He also argued that the deputies should focus on creating rules that …
The initiative of the Black MP Armando Corona to punish with up to nine years of imprisonment anyone who makes stickers or memes of public officials will not be approved in the Chamber of Deputies, said Ricardo Monreal, coordinator of Morena. ‘I am against all that. It will not happen, I tell you from now on. They have the right to present their initiatives all the deputies. I have seen some initiatives that the truth is that, well, for what I a…
The so-called "Anti-Sticker Law," proposed by Morena representative Armando Corona Arvizu to punish those who create or distribute memes and stickers of public officials with up to nine years in prison, will not prosper in the Chamber of Deputies, Senator Ricardo Monreal, coordinator of Morena, assured this Monday. During a press conference, Monreal completely distanced himself from the initiative, which generated controversy on social media and…
At a press conference, Monreal stressed that they would not vote for anything affecting freedom of expression or individual guarantees, but on the contrary, progressive reforms must be carried out.
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